THE LATEST.

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 42, 23 September 1890, Page 2

THE LATEST.

Lisbon, September 18. A number of British man«b*» war's men ashore here were insulted by some of the residents and compelled to ie«embark on their vessel. London, September 21, The shipowners are indignant at Tyser's steamers taking cargo at sailing rates. Mr Dillon is delivering violent harangues in County Mayo, despite the warnings from the police of what the consequence may be. Washington, Sept. 21. Their is still some likelihood of a combat over the McKinley Tariff Bill, on which a conference of the two Houses i< now proceeding. The Committee of Congress has given way so far as to approve the Senute's amendments in flax and wool duties. Vienna., September 21. It is reported that the Emperor of Germany is desirous of including France m the Triple Alliance, if possible, fie was enthusiastically greeted on taking his de parture. ' i . New Yobz, September 22. It has been proved that the Knights of Labour ordered trains to be wrecked during the recent strikes. Beceiyed September 23, 10.30 a.m. Vienna, September 22. At the recent interview between the Emperors of Auetria and Germany, the latter in tbe presence of Aroy, of Silesia, assured the Emperor Francis of the continuance of existing treaties. The Emperor of Austria, replying, said he was convinced the Triple Alliance could not be disturbed. Owing to suspicious circumstances connected with the burial of a woman at Szgedin, a town of Austria-Hungary, the body was exhumed, when it was discovered that the woman had given birth to a child after interment.